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Autor: markyoung
~ 21/11/09
In Part I of this series I dissected a pig spine to demonstrate the risks of rotational movements like Russian Twists. In Part II I talked more about crunches and why I think they’re a terrible exercise.
In light of all the controversy lately over Mike Boyle’s no squatting comment I thought it would be a shame if I didn’t include something on that subject as well. Please watch and enjoy.
I should note that some people have commented previously that pigs do not stand upright so this doesn’t necessarily apply. Unfortunately, when I asked my friends to use their spines them seemed unusually resistant to the idea. The good news is that pig spines are a pretty decent model for human spines which is why many spine researchers actually use them in their research.
As usual, please share your thoughts, comments, and questions below.